DescriptionA medium-sized Hyperolius (24–27 mm) from the Cameroun forests. Dorsum dark olive brown with no more than four light areas, one on the snout, two on the shoulders and a larger one in the middle of the back. Often small white pearl-like spots on dorsum. A small gular flap, often light, surrounded by pigmented skin. Ventral surfaces bright yellow with much black pigmentation especially on hands and feet. Toes and discs yellow. Canthus rostralis indistinct, rounded. Pupil horizontal.

Distributed in the eastern part of southern Cameroun and possibly further to the east.

Life History, Abundance, Activity, and Special BehaviorsThe call consists of clicks very similar to that of H. endjami and H. acutirostris.

Like the similar H. acutirostris it breeds in small bodies of water in trees. Batches of eggs, 10–20 in number, are deposited just above water in the gelatinous jelly. After 13 to 20 days the tadpoles drop into the water.

CommentsThis account was taken from "Treefrogs of Africa" by Arne Schiøtz with kind permission from Edition Chimaira publishers, Frankfurt am Main.